St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-11
AROUND The WORLD.
W. D. Richardson, of ST.. Paul, Makes
the Trip and Returns to This
City.
he Is Again a Welcome Attendant to
the Social Gatherings and Isa
Happy HAN Once More.
he Now Holds the Position of Check
Clerk at the Freight Office of the
St. Paul & Duluth Railroad.

The many acquaintance of Mr.. W. ID.
Richardson will be glad to learn that he
is once more able to enjoy the social
gatherings as of yOre. About four years
ago that gentleman, whose health was
somewhat impaired, made up his mind
to have rest from the laborS of clerical
business, being employed at that time
by the American Express company.
After obtaining the usual leave of alb
Sence he HE'D himself to New York,
where he embarked on board one of the
mammoth steamships bound for for
eign land. In conversation with the
writer day or two ago, he said:
''YeS, sir, | made trip around the
world and am not sorry at all for the
money it cost me, as | enjoyed myself inn
mensely and tell you was more than
repaid for the time and expenses con-
nected with the trip. visited Brazil,
Australia. India, and in fact. all the for
eign ports of any consequence. In New
Zealand L remained for about three
months in the hope of obtaining per-
manent relief for the catarrh,
disease l have been troubled with
ever since was nine years of age. That
you will remember was one of my great
est annoyanceS, not so much because it
caused me pain, but because of a very
offensive breath. That is the principal
reason [ ceased attending the social
gatherings which [ used to enjoy so
much. What made me feel so uncOm-
Portable was the knowledge that others
could discern the foulneSS of my breath,
and on that account [ kept myself aIoft
from society altogether; my head felt
stopped up and the discharge from my
noStrils was free and the mucuS thick
and heavy. Small hard scabS would
form in my nose and would take cold
very easy, in fact was scarcely ever
free of the cold. As said before, my
breath was extremely offensive, the
sense of smell was markedly impaired
and at times entirely lost. 1t seemed to
me that
MY FRIENDS WOULD TRY TO AVOID
me and that caused me to feel miserable,
and | felt like giving up in despair, or
to join the hermitS and live strictly re-
tired life.
''About two months ago was advised
to visit DR.. McCoy's office for consulta-
ton and see what could be done for ME.
| was very 10th to go. because | had
been doctoring with some of the best
physicians, besides using patent prepar-
ations, nothing of which seemed to do
me particle of good. | feel thankful
that did as | was advised to do, for al
though l have only been under his treat
ment a little over two months, feel
like new man entirely, and was yes
terday told by prominent doctor Of
this city that | have no more catarrh.
know do not take colds as | did before
beginning the use of his treatment, and
the consciousness that my breath is not
offensive any more is a
WONDERFUL RELIEF TO ME.
II can cheerfully and truthfully say
that never realized that such mate
rial change could be made in so short
time as there was in my case, and hence
| freely and conscientiouSly recommend
his treatment to any who may be suffer-
ing from this dread disease, as it is very
evident in his treatment of my case so
successfully in so short time and at
such low expense, others will meet
with the same success if they place
themselves under the care of such an
eminent specialist"